I am a librarian in a secondary school (7-12). We have LOTS of Babysitter
books. I tried displaying them last year and no one borrowed any. I said I
would weed them this year, but some of the teachers feel we should keep them
incase they come back into fashion. I really don't think they are of such
value that they will. If they 7th graders aren't reading them now, will
some in the future do so? What do you think?
Dona J. Hartwich
Senior Librarian
Horsham College
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
http://web.horsham-college.vic.edu.au/
shalom7x70@bigpond.com
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